Miss Betty Stabler and Lyle Condon Wed in Janesville Church
Miss Betty Ann Stabler daughter of Mr and Mrs Marvin Stabler Brodhead and Lyle Lorian Condon son of Mr and Mrs Glen Condon Brodhead married Saturday in the Congregational church at Janesville Rev H C Kemmel officiated. The bride wore a fray tweed suit and white camellias. Attendant Elsie Mae Leaver wore dark green with gardenia corsage. Richard Berg was best man. The couple will reside in Brodhead after a Florida wedding trip and the bride plans nursing studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brodhead
Betty Ann Stabler
Marvin Stabler
Lyle Lorian Condon
Glen Condon
Janesville
H. C. Kemmel
Elsie Mae Leaver
Richard Berg
Brodhead High School
Rockford Memorial Hospital
Racine
Monroe
Rockford
Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
Washington, D. C
Florida
Riegler and Matzke Wedding Held Jan 9
Miss Phyllis E. Riegler daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Riegler Baraboo and Clarence H. Matzke son of Mrs Mary Matzke Juda were married January 9 at Evangelical United Brethren church Baraboo Rev Carlyle Ziettlow officiated Miss Alice Johnson maid of honor Herbert Matzke best man Ushers Kenneth Kampen Robert Keen A reception followed at Baraboo Community center The bride works at the state department of budget and accounts and groom at Manchester store They will live at 1910 Jefferson Street Madison after a short trip to Milwaukee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juda
Phyllis E. Riegler
Madison
Fred Riegler
Baraboo
Clarence H. Matzke
Mary Matzke
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Carlyle Ziettlow
Alice Johnson
Herbert Matzke
Knights of Columbus and Auxiliary Dance Evening
About 135 members attended a dinner and dance at the KC hall with Mrs. Rafael J. Daly as chairwoman and Mrs. Harold Lamboley assisting. The serving and pouring committees included several local ladies led by Mrs. Daly and Mrs. Gaughan. OBSERVE ANNIVERSARY Mr and Mrs Fred Koenig celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary with a dinner and social at 623 18th Avenue, decorations in silver yellow and white.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus and Auxiliary
KC Hall
Raphael J. Daly
Harold Lamboley
Mmes
Thomas Keegan
Harry Keegan
Lawrence Mahar
Joseph Mills
William Hogan
James Wuetrich
Michael Daly
Joseph Whalen
Wayne Fencil
Thomas Gaughan
Fred Koenig
18Th Avenue
William Erb
Ernest Schneider
Robert Kubly
Alice Kubly
Messrs
Ernest Kanzig
Walter Minder
Ray Crane
Allie Kubly
Clarence Koenig
Shower Honors Mrs Heinzelman at Home of Mrs Meyer
A miscellaneous shower was held Friday evening in honor of Mrs. Ray mond Heinzelman at the home of Mrs. Simon Meyer on 1112 1th avenue. Miss Florence Golickson served as co host. Guests included Miss Marion Boynton and Mrs. Co O Golickson, Mrs. Frank Larson, and Mrs. Lewis Olson. Mrs. Heinzelman received many gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Heinzelman
Simon Meyer
1Th Avenue
Florence Golickson
Marion Boynton
Co. O. Golickson
Frank Larson
Lewis Olson
Heinzelman
Engagement of Gloria Norder to Arnold Rufener
Mr and Mrs Harold Norder of Madison announce the engagement of their daughter Gloria to Arnold Rufener son of Mr and Mrs Jacob Rufener Jr route 5 Monroe. A summer wedding is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Norder
Madison
Monroe
Gloria
Arnold Rufener
Jacob Rufener Jr
Route 5
Five Leaders Named For Chorus Committee To Arrange Messiah
Five members were elected to the ruling committee of the community chorus at a St John Evangelical and Reform church rehearsal. The group under Mrs Lyndon C Viel will arrange the Messiah for the Lenten season, with a chairman co chairs secretary and treasurer to be chosen at a special meeting. The chorus welcomes all regardless of denomination or choir membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Evangelical and Reformed Church
Edwin Schuetze
Edmund Anderson
Gerald von Klein
Olga Ruth
John Eley Jr
Lyndon C. Viel
Union Presbyterian Re-elects Officers
Union Presbyterian church re elected officers at the annual congregational meeting. Joseph West is financial secretary Miss Tessa Stearns treasurer Miss Grace Byers secretary John Ele Jr superintendent of church schools Gerald Kiel chairman of mission and benevolence committee. John C Calder chairman of the session presided. Elders elected Ernest Woelffler Harold Haworth J C Calder John Eley Jr H B Miller holdovers. Trustees Marshall Peterson holdover Floyd Davis Curtis Chase Ralph Kundert Dr L A Moore. Rev Dallas D Landrum pastor of the church spoke briefly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Presbyterian
Union Presbyterian Church
Joseph West
Tessa Stearns
Grace Byers
John Ele Jr
Gerald Kiel
John C. Calder
Ernest Woelffler
Harold Haworth
J. C. Calder
John Eley Jr
H. B. Miller
Marshall Peterson
Floyd Davis
Curtis Chase
Ralph Kundert
L. A. Moore
Dallas D. Landrum
Miss Reese to Wed Harold Haeft in Sharon Engagement
Mr and Mrs Frank Reese announce the engagement of their daughter Inamae Louise to Harold Eugene Haeft son of Mr and Mrs Dewey Haeft of Sharon A spring wedding is planned Haeft was formerly a Monroe resident and is grandson of Mrs Rose Haeft of 203 16th Avenue and nephew of Mr and Mrs Frank Broege and Mr and Mrs Carl Schumacher of Monroe
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Reese
Inamae Louise
Harold Eugene Haeft
Dewey Haeft
Sharon
Haeft
Monroe
Rose Haeft
16Th Avenue
Frank Broege
Carl Schumacher
Birthday party honors Gempeler relatives at Monticello home
Monticello hosts a group birthday gathering for Mr and Mrs Leon C Gempeler. Attendees include Herman Monte and son Willard Harlon Rinehardt and sons Dennis and Gregory Fred Stricker and daughter Leilani Monroe and John Disch present at their Monticello home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Leon C. Gempeler
Messrs
Herman Monte
Willard
Harlon Rinehardt
Dennis and
Gregory
Fred Stricker
Leilani
Monroe
John Disch
Valley View Homemakers Hostesswork and Illness Card
Mrs Harold Blumer hosted the Valley View Homemakers on Thursday at Monroe route 3. Mrs Blumer and Mrs Fred Fredricks led a salads lesson. A get well card was sent to Mrs George Stauffacher who is ill. Luncheon was served by Mrs Blumer and Mrs Ludwig Zoller. Next meeting will be at Mrs Earl Bechtolt’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blumer
Harold Blumer
Monroe
Valley View Homemakers Club
Fred Fredricks
George Stauffacher
Ludwig Zoller
Earl Bechtolt
Aid group entertains Bethel church members
Forty one members attended the Bethel Evangelical United Brethren church Aid Society meeting held at Mrs. Fred Gempler residence. A brief program followed the business session and guests from Juda Stavers Browntown joined. Lunch was served by Mrs. Gempler and helpers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel Evangelical United Brethren Church Aid Society
Fred Gempeler
22Nd Avenue
Juda
Stavers
Browntown
Gempeler
Edward Roth
Nettie Baltzer
Union Presbyterian Aid Society Meets Wednesday
The Union Presbyterian church aid society will meet Wednesday at the church. A business meeting and devotionals are set for 3 30 p m with supper served at 5 o clock. Mrs Roy Schultz serves as chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Presbyterian Church Aid Society
Roy Schultz
Worthwhile Homemakers Club Hosts Salad Lesson
The Worthwhile Homemakers club met Friday afternoon at Mrs. Frank Soddy in Va diz. Mrs. Donald Goodman and Mrs. Sadie DeVoe led the salad lesson for the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homemakers Club
Frank Soddy
Vadiz
Donald Goodman
Sadie DeVoe
Mt. Pleasant Homemakers Hear Letter From English Correspondent
Mrs. Clifford Riese hosted the Mt. Pleasant Homemakers club meeting in Monticello. President Mrs. Willis Babler presided. a letter from Florence Turner, the English correspondent for eight years, was read. Salads lesson was led by Mrs. James Dooley and Mrs. Wilbert Christen and refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Clifford Riese
Mt. Pleasant
Royal Neighbors lodge officers for 1949 named
Officers of the Royal Neighbors lodge are listed for 1949 with Mies Walter Ten Eyck as oracle Nelson Olin as past oracle Truman Olin as vice oracle and J H Berkow as chan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brodhead
Royal Neighbors Lodge
Mies
Walter Ten Eyck
Oracle
Nelson Olin
Truman Olin
J. H. Berkow
Chan
Notable Loyal Guard Honors Names and Roles
A list of community leaders and awardees includes Roy Ties as cellor and recorder Har land Conway as receiver, William Hein as marshal, Allen Ross as assistant marshal, Nellie Wood stock as inner sentinel, Josie Jones as outer sentinel, George Brandenburg as manager for three years, Chester Garde as musician, M. W. Stuessy for faith, George Wheeler for courage, Clinton Erickson for modesty, Lucius Foye for unselfishness, Leonard Erickson for endurance, and Mrs. Frances Brandt as flagbearer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Ties
Harland Conway
William Hein
Marshall
Allen Ross
Nellie Woodstock
Inner Sentinel
Josie Jones
Outer Sentinel
George Brandenburg
Chester Garde
M. W. Stuessy
George Wheeler
Courage
Clinton Erickson
Lucius Foye
Leonard Erickson
Frances Brandt
Salad lesson at Monticello Homemakers meeting
The Monticello Homemakers met with 16 members present. Mrs. Wendell Barlow and Mrs. Marvin Zimmerman led the salad lesson. Luncheon salads were prepared by Mrs. Herman Stoll with co-hostesses Mrs. Ira Pierce and Mrs. John Steinman. A New Glarus Center No. 2 meat cookery project leaders meeting for February will be held at Mrs. Zimmerman's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Herman Stoll
Wendell Barlow
Marvin Zimmerman
Stoll
Ira Pierce
John Steinman
New Glarus Center No. 2
Zimmerman
Poenisch Smith Engagement Announced in Wisconsin
Mr and Mrs Walter H Poenisch of Waukesha announce the engagement of their daughter Joyce to Charles T Smith son of Mrs Arvetta Smith of Brodhead. Joyce is a Mount Mary college graduate and Charles a Brodhead high school alumnus and Carroll college student affiliated with Phi Theta Pi. No wedding plans yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brodhead
Walter H. Poenisch
Waukesha
Joyce
Charles T. Smith
Arvetta Smith
Mount Mary College
Milwaukee
Brodhead High School
Carroll College
Phi Theta Pi
Homemakers Meet Monticello
Mrs. H. F. Stoll, Mrs. I. B. Pierce and Mrs. J. C. Steinmann co hosted Monticello gatherings as the Times Special notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
H. F. Stoll
I. B. Pierce
J. C. Steinmann
Homemakers Club Meets at Stoll Home
The Homemakers club met Thursday at the Stoll home with Mrs. J. W. Barlow and Mrs. Marvin Zimmerman presenting a lesson on salads for the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homemakers Club
Stoll Home
J. W. Barlow
Marvin Zimmerman
Guild Program Set at Peace Church in Browntown
Browntown Special Woman's Guild of the Peace church schedules a Thursday afternoon meeting at the home of Mrs. Glen Krupke. The event invites members to attend and participate in the program planning session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browntown
Woman’s Guild of the Peace Church
Glen Krupke
Manitowoc Farmers Plan Oil Drilling
Adolph Stock of Newton presided at area farmer meetings announcing plans to begin oil drilling in eastern Manitowoc county once 90 percent of local farmers sign up. Traces of oil in streams have been found since September as farmers weigh leases from Wisconsin Oil Refining Co. of Sheboygan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitowoc
Manitowoc County
Adolph Stock
Newton
Stock
Wisconsin Oil Refining Co
Sheboygan
Ralph M. Waters
William Clement Eaton
Wisconsin
Leroy Luberg
Marinette
Rice Lake
Spooner
Antigo
Menasha
Wausau
Fond du Lac
Kenosha
Trolley system carries far more passengers than railroads
A historical note reports that trolley coaches and buses in America carried twenty five times as many passengers last year as the nation’s railroads, highlighting the dominant urban transit role of streetcars and buses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
UW Board Accepts 67604 in Grants
The University of Wisconsin board of regents approved grants totaling 67604 including a 25000 National Cancer Institute grant for cancer treatment training. An additional 18000 was approved for Spooner branch station improvement amid objections, with other personnel moves and a residence hall rate cut noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
University of Wisconsin Board of Regents
The
National Cancer Institute of
U. S. Public Health Service
Dan Grady
Portage
Spooner Branch
Grady
Green Bay
Hoffman to Receive William Penn Award in Philadelphia
Paul G. Hoffman director of the Economic Cooperation Administration will be honored by the Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce with the annual William Penn award on February 21.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Betty Stabler
Lyle Condon
Janesville Church
Knights of Columbus
Miss Reese
Harold Haeft
Dennis Stuessy
New Glarus
Nellie Stricker
Harold Neuenschwander
Lanz Agency
Blamer’s
Trukenbrod’s
UW Board
ROTE
Jefferson
First National Bank
Bank of Judo
Twin Grove
Glen Dunwiddie
Henriquez Refrigeration Service
Omar
Beloit
College 42
Omar Man Bas
Vienna
Omasi
Omar Man
de Laval
Pioneer Headquarters For Milking Systems
Magnetic Speedway
Delaval
Tschudys
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